Angela Normino
The Vice President of the United Republic of Tanzania, Hon. Dr. Philip Mpango, and his spouse, Mrs. Mbonimpaye Mpango, participated in the Easter Celebration Service at the Catholic Church of the Virgin Mary Mother of the Holy Blood of Jesus – Kisasa in Dodoma Region on March 31, 2024.
After attending the service, the Vice President delivered Easter greetings and encouraged Tanzanians to use the Easter holiday as a time to understand that true victory requires sacrifice for others, families, the less fortunate, and the nation as a whole.
He emphasized the importance of sacrificial dedication in fulfilling responsibilities diligently and working hard for the progress of the country and future generations. The Vice President highlighted the significance of using Easter as an opportunity to combat selfishness and ensure the provision of justice and services without corruption.
Furthermore, he called on leaders and government officials to exemplify sacrificial service to the people. He stressed the need for Tanzanians to maintain reverence for God and preserve the world’s heritage bestowed by the Almighty, including environmental conservation.
The service, led by Father Vedastus Ngowi in collaboration with Parish Priest Sostenes Ndendya, was a significant moment of reflection and celebration for all attendees.”
Easter celebration is a significant Christian holiday that commemorates the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead, as described in the New Testament of the Bible. It is considered the most important event in the Christian faith and is observed by believers worldwide. Easter is a time of joy, hope, and renewal, symbolizing the victory of life over death and light over darkness. Christians celebrate Easter with special church services, prayers, hymns, and the sharing of meals with family and friends. The holiday also includes traditions such as Easter egg hunts, decorating eggs, and giving gifts. Overall, Easter is a time for reflection, gratitude, and spiritual rejuvenation for Christians around the world.
